Maxim’s is part of the larger consortium group which runs so many successful restaurant concepts in Hong Kong. As a business minded person, I have always been curious as to how they come up with new concepts and ideas and how they run their business at large. Curiosity well, is a curious thing. We wanted to find out more about their upcoming Korean food concept in the newer Maxim’s Hong Kong Days shops.
Since we were here in Ma On Shan for some Ice Cream -
Let’s explore Maxim Hong Kong Day’s new concepts,
which is gradually replacing Maxim’s MX in the city. The 1st one I tried is a shop in Central, which is a Maxim’s I have been visiting for like 30 years for their chicken leg. : @
Korean Concept -
It seems like Korean food is all the rage these days, it is definitely a Trendy thing and also so noticeable in Tsim Sha Tsui side especially and now infiltrating Hong Kong Island too! Maxim’s seem to be picking up on this new trend. Let’s see.. Knowing me, I am always curious at how other people deal with business stuff.
Hot Plate -
This is quite Hong Kong style, yet also Japanese/Korean in history too.
Hot Plate Pork Vermicelli with Carrots, Cabbage and Garlic – $55
This is served on the hot plate and kept warm. It was interesting to see this Korean Japchae dish here. For the price this was a big enough portion, although I expected the garlic slivers to be more caramelized! ~ 8/10
Fried Danish Pork Chop with Soup Noodles – $55
The pork chop is from Denmark and fried to a pristine state. The panko crust coated it evenly enough. What about the noodles? You ask? Rather than soft they are rather hard. The way I like them.
This is the Overall Package. Noodles, Pork and Kimchi – $55
The noodles were not over-cooked. To me this is comfort food, so I can eat it again and again… It’s not the usual me to post a food blog about these foods, but as I said, I felt that Maxim’s is kind of hitting the right trend lately so it’s always fun to explore from this angle.. ~ 7.5/10
Interesting Experience coming to here -
I have a feeling Maxim’s Group is trying out to test a new niche market, and also to increase their profit margins. In this World it is all about Balance and Supply vs Demand. The new Korean food concept here is definitely trying to catch on with the trend… It seems to be popular for now and heading in sort of a right direction.
Price: $55 + 10%
Food: ♕♕♕♕
Address: Shop 2104, 2/F., Sunshine City Plaza, 18 On Luk Street, Ma On Shan
馬鞍山鞍祿街18號新港城中心2樓2104號舖
Ph: 2434 3232
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